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How do you say this in English (US)? When I feel heavy, I can loosen up in my room. Is it natural and usual? or in/at my home/house
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This is natural, not really something you hear every day...But it is natural
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Instead of heavy, we say: stressed out / overwhelmed / exhausted
Instead of loosen up, we say: chill / relax / unwind / decompress
When I am stressed out, I can unwind at home.
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That would be correct as well, minus the "at" part. And no. I don't
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When I am physically tired, I just want to stretch like warming-up
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yes.
When I'm worn out, I like to go home and stretch my aching muscles.
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